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If You Can’t Say Something Nice …
If you are on social media, you are no doubt aware of the discussions that are taking place concerning how irresponsible people are with their words. The saying "sticks and stones may break my bones but words can never hurt me" is rubbish. Take it from someone who...
Artificial Intelligence and Gospel Music, Part 5
DBM shares examples of his original and partly original AI-generated music.
The Inspirations – “The Night Before Easter” (1970)
As a new decade dawned, so did a new version of the Inspirations. With Ronnie’s departure in 1969, this album introduces us to a young Eddie Dietz.
News Nuggets: 6-6-25
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The Inspirations – “The Next Step You Take” (1969)
This album marked the Inspirations’ venture into full-time ministry. Additionally, as they prepare to release their 2025 recording which boasts a similar cover as this 1969 release, check out how the original cover came to be!
REVIEWS
The Paynes – “I’m a Jesus Fan” (1984)
One of the most unique albums released in our genre is this gem from the Paynes, released in 1984. You can read all about it in this weeks’ article.
The Paynes – “It’s Out of this World” (1982)
The second national release by the Paynes yieleded their very first #1! Read all about it…
The Paynes – “Ready or Not” (1982)
“Ready or Not”…we’re moving on to our next group…the Paynes. Their time in the spotlight was relatively short, but they made a lasting impact! Check out this review of their first nationally released album, “Ready or Not”…
The Hemphills – “Hits” (1989)
For our final review in the Hemphill’s discography, check out this gem of new recordings of their classic tunes.
The Talleys – “Love Will” (1990)
This would be the final studio recording for the Talleys, which yielded one of their biggest hit songs, “He is Here”. This would be their most contemporary offering, filled with songs that could easily be found on the hottest CCM stations at the time. Read all about it…
The Talleys – “Typical Day” (1989)
1989 saw the Talleys release one of their most popular recordings, “Typical Day”, which also featured one of their most iconic songs, “Hallelujah, Praise the Lamb”. What are your thoughts about this recording?
HISTORY
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NQC 2017: Tuesday Chapel
DBM attends the Tuesday Chapel service at NQC 2017.
NQC 2017: Monday Evening & NQC History, Pt. 1
NQC – A highlight from Monday and some history.
VIEWS AND COMMENTARY
Christian Media: What Are We Doing Wrong?
Is Christian media REALLY that bad?
Opinion: Legacy Five Has An Opportunity To Reformat
Will L5 simply plug two holes, or will they rethink their entire vocal approach?
Southern Gospel Historical Library
I've covered in the past how southern gospel music has a vast library of music and film/video footage from decades of artists. I've also mentioned how much of this library is not controlled by large record labels or production companies, but in the hands of private...
SONY’S DEVOTIONS
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Christians, Unite!
"I do not pray for these alone, but also for those who will believe in Me through their word; that they all may be one, as You, Father, are in Me, and I in You; that they also may be one in Us, that the world may believe that You sent Me. And the glory which You gave...
The Gift Goes On
And the Gift goes onThe Father gave the SonAnd the Gift goes onThe Son gave the SpiritAnd the Gift goes onThe Spirit gives us lifeSo we can give the gift of love I love the Christmas season but, if I'm honest, the gift exchange is one of my favorite parts. As an...
#NewsNuggets: 12-18-2020
NEWS THIS WEEK The Chuck Wagon Gang is accepting virtual auditions for a bass singer/guitarist. Anyone who is interested should record their audition and submit it by email to shaye.smith1908@gmail.com Bass singer Anthony Davis announced his resignation from Tribute...